3 inch K Frame Holsters
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Scharfschuetzer
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3" K Frame hosters
During my LEO career, I was (and still am) a big fan of Hoyt holsters. They were originally made in California, but the company moved up to Washington State. They were a custom-made holster and I used them for my duty belt mostly. At any rate, here is the off-duty Hoyt for a K Frame as well as a duty Hoyt for a 4" K Frame.
These were/are a break-front design, and they hold the revolver very securely.
During my LEO career, I was (and still am) a big fan of Hoyt holsters. They were originally made in California, but the company moved up to Washington State. They were a custom-made holster and I used them for my duty belt mostly. At any rate, here is the off-duty Hoyt for a K Frame as well as a duty Hoyt for a 4" K Frame.
These were/are a break-front design, and they hold the revolver very securely.
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I currently have a 3" leather holster for sale in the "ACCESSORIES and MISC. Category here on the Forum.
Old Corp
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Lobo Gunleather 'Avenger' with my oft-carried M65 3"
The Avenger style holster takes up less room on the belt than a pancake and it's design 'pulls' the butt of the gun inward, aiding concealment.
My go-to design for anything to be CC'ed, auto or revolver.
Worn at ~4:30-5:00, near perfect.
The Avenger style holster takes up less room on the belt than a pancake and it's design 'pulls' the butt of the gun inward, aiding concealment.
My go-to design for anything to be CC'ed, auto or revolver.
Worn at ~4:30-5:00, near perfect.
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I have had my last five holsters custom made by Nixon Leather in Alliance, Nebraska. Very competitive on pricing and turn around is reasonable.
He made this one for my 3 inch model 65.
Search Nixon Leather on FB.
Now that's a pretty cool holster, does it hold the gun in place firmly if you are tussling about?
Cool.....
PauldL
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1791 - exceptionally nice for the money, imo.
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Faulkner
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Yes, very much so.
I just picked up this holster from TT Gunleather. Very well made and the ride height is perfect - won’t be tipping out and levering my pants down like the Galco shown above:
Chuck Edwards
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For my 3" M10-7, I've got a Privateer Leather Highwayman for OWB, and kydex IWB and AIWB holsters from JMCK Custom. They're all 3"-specific.
OIF2
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DeSantis.
Bob
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I also am late to the party. I have a DeSantis thumb break and a blade tech kydex paddle. The 65 has been back to the factory for the highly recommended “combat revolver package”
https://www.smith-wesson.com/customer-service/performance-center-precision-gunsmithing
Sorry for the upside down pics - they were right side up when I selected on my iPad.
Any one know a fix for that ??
https://www.smith-wesson.com/customer-service/performance-center-precision-gunsmithing
Sorry for the upside down pics - they were right side up when I selected on my iPad.
Any one know a fix for that ??
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OIF2
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Here's a classic...Bianchi lefty holding my 3" 10-8.
Bob
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S&WshooterFIN
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S&W / G&G holster from 1990's with 2,5" 66-2
It fit's also 3" K-frame
It fit's also 3" K-frame
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